Apple has released iOS 12 beta 3 to developers for testing. The build number is 16A5318d.
iOS 12 changes the way iOS users see the world using AR, makes communications fun and expressive with Memoji and Group FaceTime, and with Screen Time, helps customers understand and take control of the time they spend interacting with their iOS devices. iOS 12 introduces Siri Shortcuts, enabling Siri to work with any app, delivering a much faster way to get things done.
Apple recently announced that Maps is getting a complete overhaul using data that Apple has collected itself. The new Maps data will be available for San Francisco and the Bay Area starting with this third beta of iOS 12.
“Since we introduced this six years ago — we won’t rehash all the issues we’ve had when we introduced it — we’ve done a huge investment in getting the map up to par,” said Apple SVP Eddy Cue. “When we launched, a lot of it was all about directions and getting to a certain place. Finding the place and getting directions to that place. We’ve done a huge investment of making millions of changes, adding millions of locations, updating the map and changing the map more frequently. All of those things over the past six years.”
Developers can download the firmware from the link below. Please follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, or RSS for updates on what's new.
You can learn more about iOS 12 here.
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iOS 12 changes the way iOS users see the world using AR, makes communications fun and expressive with Memoji and Group FaceTime, and with Screen Time, helps customers understand and take control of the time they spend interacting with their iOS devices. iOS 12 introduces Siri Shortcuts, enabling Siri to work with any app, delivering a much faster way to get things done.
Apple recently announced that Maps is getting a complete overhaul using data that Apple has collected itself. The new Maps data will be available for San Francisco and the Bay Area starting with this third beta of iOS 12.
“Since we introduced this six years ago — we won’t rehash all the issues we’ve had when we introduced it — we’ve done a huge investment in getting the map up to par,” said Apple SVP Eddy Cue. “When we launched, a lot of it was all about directions and getting to a certain place. Finding the place and getting directions to that place. We’ve done a huge investment of making millions of changes, adding millions of locations, updating the map and changing the map more frequently. All of those things over the past six years.”
Developers can download the firmware from the link below. Please follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, or RSS for updates on what's new.
You can learn more about iOS 12 here.
Download